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Q: Where could one look to learn about investing in critical minerals?
If you were to buy 5 companies in this area today, which would they be? Note: I prefer CDN companies, but would buy a U.S. one if it were significantly better
Read Answer Asked by john on March 27, 2024
Q: Franco Nevada is my only gold holding. Down ~15% on it. I want to add more to gold, should i add more to FNV or is there a better gold stock you like more? How is FNV priced in terms of P/E or whatever ratios you think are most relevant and how does that look vs peers?

I was thinking just the actual gold ETF, but i think a miner would have more torque iuf gold prices rise. I like the royalty model
Read Answer Asked by Max on March 25, 2024
Q: Can pls provide any info on this one..why would I want to own this? Nasdaq
Read Answer Asked by adam on March 22, 2024
Q: I read a piece In the G&M by Rosie on the weekend re: nuclear energy as a potential outperformer. It mentioned the above firms as potential investments. I did a little homework and of the Cdn firms, the only 1's I thought worth investing in were the ETF and ATRL. I was unfamiliar with the U.S. firms . Can you shed some light on them please? I do have positions in Hammond Power, SMCI & Vertiv, which I'm pleased with and am thinking of adding to. Thanks for any light you can shed on this for me to enhance an informed decision.
Read Answer Asked by David on March 22, 2024
Q: I currently own URNM, a uranium etf. I'm thinking of switching out of it to equal weights of CCO, DML and NXE. What do you think of this strategy? Are you comfortable with the three producers or is there another one you would swap in? Or do you prefer just to keep URNM? Your thoughts?
Read Answer Asked by Steven on March 19, 2024
Q: Hello,

Looking at co's like FTS, SLF, RY with an unblemished dividend payout record vs those that have cancelled or reduced the dividend makes me wonder why the "Gold" co's go to such extremes to preserve the payout? Is a dividend a cheaper source of capital and does a pristine payout record shave a % or 2 off the cost? There has to be an economic reason beyond "Aristocrat" status.

Thank you
Read Answer Asked by Delbert on March 15, 2024
Q: What do you think of the long-term price of uranium? If positive, how best could one invest? mineral etf or company etf?
Which one specifically for a 10 year hold in retirement acct?
Read Answer Asked by Tim on March 14, 2024
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